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Stroke remains the leading cause of long-term disability and mortality worldwide, with every minute of delayed diagnosis resulting in irreversible neuronal damage. Recent advancements in AI-powered imaging and portable diagnostic devices are transforming the stroke diagnosis landscape by enabling rapid, decentralized, and data-driven assessment. Th...

Second skin diagnostics refers to the emerging class of ultra-thin, flexible biosensors designed to adhere seamlessly to the skin and continuously monitor a range of physiological signals in real time. Made from stretchable, skin-like materials, these wearables can track vital signs and biomarkers, such as temperature, hydration, glucose, and heart...

A digital biomarker refers to measurable data about physiological functions or behaviors collected through digital devices and technologies, such as wearables, implants, ingestible sensors, smartphones, and mobile applications. These biomarkers provide continuous, real-time insights into an individual’s health status and are used to monitor normal ...

10 Jul 2025  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Technologies for Preventing Hospital-Acquired Infections—Innovations and Growth Opportunities

A comprehensive look at the role of AI, automation, and digital surveillance technologies, showcasing the innovations that drives towards real-time detection and prevention strategies of hospital-acquired infections

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Hospital-acquired infections (HAI) occur 48 hours or more after hospital visit and were not present at the time of admission. Globally, around 136 million people are affected by HAIs every year. This increases the mortality rate and economic burden due to extended hospitalization and treatment. This report provides a comprehensive overview of vario...

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) remain the leading cause of global morbidity and mortality, with reported cases having doubled since 1990. Today, CVDs account for 1 in 3 deaths worldwide, representing 32% of total global mortality, with heart attacks and ischemic strokes responsible for approximately 85% of these outcomes. The rising burden is stron...

The global medical devices industry was valued at $545.38 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach $801.34 billion in 2029. Companies continue to focus on and invest in new product development to ensure long-term and sustained growth. The cardiovascular devices market attracted significant investments, especially in transcatheter technologies for m...

31 Mar 2017  |  North America  |  Market Research

Future of Diabetes Care Paradigms, Forecast to 2022

Innovations to Disrupt Diabetes Wellness, Diagnosis, Monitoring, and Therapy

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Diabetes management is on the verge of being disrupted by innovative technologies such as artificial pancreas, non-invasive glucose monitoring sensors, wearables, apps, and inhalable insulin. This research study captures all the innovative developments across the segments of wellness, diagnosis, monitoring, and therapy of the diabetes care continuu...

The latest issue of Advanced MedTech Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) profiles a wide range of innovations from the advanced medical devices, medical imaging, and diagnostics industry. The issue includes advanced medical devices such as drug-eluting biologic envelope, autonomous UV-C disinfection robots, arthroscopic surgical robot, four-dimensi...

The latest issue of Advanced MedTech Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) profiles a wide range of innovations from the advanced medical devices, immersive technologies, digital health and diagnostics industry. The issue includes advanced medical devices such as dynamic compression system, non-invasive neuromodulation device, biology-guided radiothe...